According to the Head of State, this project is necessary for the country's information security.

The project creates new opportunities for economic development. And this, of course, is data storage security. "If we are talking about the country's information security, then a data center is necessary," Badra Gunba said.

The President also noted additional opportunities for public services, in particular, for the implementation of a program for installing cash registers.

The head of state added that databases of not only government bodies, but also private companies with an extensive volume of information can also be located here. Badra Gunba emphasized that all these opportunities are being created by the state today, calling the project a priority.

The head of state also emphasized that if necessary, there is an opportunity to expand the volumes of digital data with additional capacities.

In conclusion, the President expressed gratitude to everyone who worked on the creation of the center. Badra Gunba emphasized that this will allow reaching a qualitatively new level in the field of information technologies and expressed hope that such steps will be breakthrough for the economy.

A State Data Processing Center is a specialized complex that houses high-performance IT infrastructure: servers, data storage systems, network equipment, and associated engineering systems. The main purpose of the center is to ensure reliable storage, processing, and transmission of information, as well as the uninterrupted operation of state digital services.

The project was implemented by the State Committee for Communications, Mass Media, and Digital Development.